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[TPU] Cooler Master new 120mm fan

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Cooler Master is ready with a new 120 mm PC fan with the Excalibur. The fan is characterised by its perforated circular metal fan frame, and detachable fan blades that makes cleaning easy. It measures 120 x 120 x 25 mm, and is PWM controlled, spinning between 600 and 2,000 rpm ± 10%. At those speeds it pushes between 26.4 and 85.6 CFM of air, 0.75 to 3.53 mm H2O air pressure. Its noise output is rated between 13 to 30 dBA. The barometric ball bearing is said to more than double its life time over conventional fans. The Cooler Master Excalibur 120 mm fans is expected to reach stores soon, priced at 17.90 EUR. The fan is fit for use in cases, CPU coolers, and radiators.

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corky dorkelson
A little pricey for me.
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It looks good!!!
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A little pricey for me.

i was thinking that to. but i might pick some up for my D14
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Pheatton
Im liking that idea of the fan blades.
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Sort of reminds me of those white Enermax fans. Definetally not worth the money IMO.
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OpTicaL
They gotta be fricken out of their minds if they think any of us will pay more than $20 for a fricken fan.........wait, nm.
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oliverw92
This pretty much copies all the features of the Enermax Cluster:

Perforated sides
PWM
Detachable blades.

They have copied it but managed to make it uglier and more expensive.
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slothfish
Dang, pretty good static pressure for a 25mm, and the detachable blades are a feature I wish all of my fans had...
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Ecchi-BANZAII!!!
I like it.
Not to expensive either.
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Originally Posted by slothfish View Post
Dang, pretty good static pressure for a 25mm, and the detachable blades are a feature I wish all of my fans had...
All fans have detachable blades... It's just the reattachment that makes these special


I wonder how much these will be in USD
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Dang, pretty good static pressure for a 25mm, and the detachable blades are a feature I wish all of my fans had...
yeah i hope they make 140mm to. i want to get some for my cooler.
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Originally Posted by BubblesMuhaha View Post
All fans have detachable blades... It's just the reattachment that makes these special


I wonder how much these will be in USD
$20+

Definitely look into these after i have more money since i just got my cooler. i didnt get the gentle typhoons though.
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Transparent with LED gotta be nice. A little pricey.
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Buy Yates.
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I like the look of it actually. Expensive but if it is indeed a solid performer and with its features I think it is worth it.
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Im liking that idea of the fan blades.

Enermax, Nanoxia, Gelid, and probably a few other companies by now all have done this too.
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gerikoh
specs look promising but the fan looks weak. hopefully they didn't lie about the specs like they did with the r4 series.
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yet another 25mm... the world needs more 38's, not 25's.
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MrDeodorant
Well, if one fan can actually go from 600 to 2000 RPM, this may be a great fan to pair with a fan controller to switch between performance and silence.
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